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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1978-03-30, Page 3Lome is word for DeismitagNmervitiet Off theme was ame ma the %tt a the Jt gamd 3gfitnsassua 2athilio i„ i;lt vunifth Elmet' 'dv.le- IEEtei affteztinia antft =we telt hen- mai& as a diumtegtiin Eli. - a rn a vteiv nen 11. wtats verzy 3tnumt del n °u u - "'s. Zbitiintitth ttagrLaited lines evihertilEmmpenr am .. Ank "'il arm w , arid; amt - the irliluzrue WWI Sorerzes w fho snid chat nth mann CS Erlelil/f that:" au, tit errs t whyditgortanttta :itths.7 t araztthe floyour9r.,thlr eatittf yews BEttaunt were iln Elm Mit tin chragfiondIF mdfb to aft Warr Ili.tEuring thnge 3eam. 1! Zaziltdorki sow Ilett' f Jrritty due and she senveehlim the Ilan I> 301is.. 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"1I was aittele0 ajjxib€m S wti3hi the II1 thittII tit wait tin am as tea tix Zia dhiEszteda she milt chzeents ciff Wines, attars atnrh zEktgiirgs aaidrrnagtarilartEMESSEWICIaUlitS. a-. the =av U=ers a m rhen thr5tttul3misthaave siert, them thnr antra eamilF he sem and 1 tIte aft" and gitsctogragbs that l Qatittemsfi tiff her di was evidesmil that die wt t i- to ti "'`1Js littuiglis fame G Shea, - - this is IgellIf 22Wartman, she 1i have quie a fi x. stutlitats whe are edtuachersatra aghs ghosted des off =are students et.$.1. :I1, El3arbanat IFdElteir„ Nancyataxlt MErdielikEltwens,.. -Shre'ts ditida whiz wen tu, the Elkellkli and this is; Paula R rtfrz she'S unrstablittedi. litttulfgs.. she was the hest anni this is Wei Hard. she was one 'ur gen amii now flim traininm earot Beane n fie a .. Qin amrlj II arm very swings, 6D rn Xones. She was maw aetz. good stashisit., she w om aQ sTitallanshigb and now site is; auittfr the i a and Wends Efelli. tI teach ttailliat to) the rngtre skating chilo hseit ♦,- she is aground for anw llt'mr skating,.., -eh and she ant in . She VACEIthi ftemixset'II rwt mentionher d aing- '' this is nrFgramtioin.Pasonl.II dame fiian wed musin ami lie's a tine- e n asshe¢ so,f i the ilizzens of gistttnres and fetes tans in heir scozatp kook IREenarkingam her prognfardztatnongst her .. Zahhacfii extifained notll arm*. training,. It has too have a the girt is at atIentiim her niltszDas are arid diet' are sum na, he osfflarcaciL SiznietiinesIIcithhametoda handSamii sgiF aft night:- 'Van i t:"Vann have to)firehriends with " Nat onitr has Mrs, 27atthtekthg em a great eiho kl to) her ctrst its hut aqto tip ttte 3o3mInun. nor rezdalS since MI6 have been Dar- the lil and now the �c goes tco the concert Eand at theme iL sitenoled l rcalahaaki and her itcherrts ante preparing a reaftiat for the of . Tine CaStinting. atat_ musik and ci nvdim wilt all he prepared les.. Maftliniki and her its, and w the time and care than the dancers andtheiirtztLcher gut m ill_. The smile of a proud teacher is one that Mlloslawa Zabiocki often wears wham asked abut her batten pupils Through excellent teaching, cooper attaneandeam Zahrockii has gained the affection of her students aver the gears. (Nem- Record photo) 1i, CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1978—PAGE 3 high schools remain empty..,. . tram page i the strike is doing to the county education system and would return to the classroom_ Shirley Weary said she felt the teachers had to continue to stand up for what they believed. She said she was not happy with the strike but said she didn't feel as much guilt about staying out of school Tuesday as she did when she first walked out in mid- February. The proposal issued by the teachers for the Good Friday session stated that workload conditions be written into the contract for both years under negotiation_ It specified that no teacher shall be respon- sible for rnore than 180 students in advanced credits, 155 in general credits other than commercial subjects, 140 students in taking technical credits and 100 in special education classes. Along with that total pupil period contact the proposal stated that no class shall exceed 30 students in ad- vanced credits, 25 students in general credits, 20 students in technical classes and 15 in special ed. The board was also requested to adjust teacher timetables so that each teacher was required to teach six periods a day. The remainder of the periods in the eight period cycle were to be used for teachers to handle eAich grandstand tenders in Irlf MAME WALTERS Three tenders for the construction. of the Goderich and District Community mun i t y Grandstand were received at Monday evening's meeting of the Goderich Sports Com Mine: wever„ the newly formed c n:mii ee decided not ta accept any of the tenders antes hiring a con- sulting engineer of their own to advise one the three clif- teneut packages and to tater inspect the pro, ect at various stages of construction_ Although each of the three Ellan- offered for tender requires its oat ettgilteeririg seal of approval, some committee men rs felt that dio it. ibtatere tiwz return Ems it it11►pi ii 1":4'(,8 this year_ eas5er your to do tit tk D trek& t eizent easier_ read the six bask steps it) ere Guide. Vaal ffind cif! JYatr ata^ "., to there_ di yam have crgestions. the ansaters in the off the Girlie_ ititr2w:41i1 it1 wog yetril r lin 1(1 (ri..t�.s^p(si iroto alb remember 1_ t your original r' Doubre dteck youir return before marlinitt_ If yi have a refund cornins your get it sooner if yor tax form has been done amt_ II+Taxation Raxenue Canada Heft ammo f'Guayr, Raventi Canada L nosy Jose +R A' quay M*n*st1* comparing the plans might be Time comparing .`apples to oranges" because of the special clauses,. additions and exceptions contained in each proposal_ By hiring an engineer of their own, they feel they will be "protecting our own interests_" -If it's just a matter of comparing apples to apples, the tow tender has it," said Mayor Deb Shewfelt_ The tenders were received from Len Ariss and Con- struction Company Limited of Guelph_ Whitney Con- struction Limited of Stratford and Schiedel Construction 1' irnnited of Cambridge_ The Tatter. construction company also built the J.B. Allen Company Limited building and the Textral Fibres Limited building in Goderich. The high tender came from the Ariss Company with an offer to build the grandstand for $273,328 beginning work within 20 days of contract time and completing this work within 26 weeks. The Schiedel Company offered to build the grand- stand for $245,977 beginning within 30 days of contract time ands, completing this work within 12 weeks. The Whitney Company was the low tender with an offer to Turn to page 2. administration duties, class preparation and marking. Along with the workload clause the sick leave gratuity clause was written so that any teacher with 12 years of service in Huron was eligible for a pension and entitled to gratuity at the termination of employment. The board wanted the workload clause deleted from the contract and wanted the sick leave clause to read 12 years of service or 50 years of age. Goderich Twp. pay Bayfield fire levy Goderich Township Council met on March 20 and were presented with a budget, a bill for interest charges and a bill for the purchase of a new fire truck by -the Bayfield Fire Area Board of Management. The share of interest charges ($214.37) and the share of the cost of the fire truck ($16,075.50) were placed in accounts payable. Council passed a motion to pay half of the budget in March and the other half in or by July 15. The budget is $1,990.30. Building permits were requested of council by Steve Hantho for a house, John Shepherd for a barn addition, Dennis Lassaline for a house, Donald Harris for a porch, Chas. Mathers for a barn addition and Don Taylor for a hog barn. Hantho's ap- plication was rejected by "council; Mathers' application is being held pending ap- proval of the M.T.C. (if needed) ; Shepherd's ap- plication is being held pen- ding proof of a certificate of compliance; Taylor's ap- plication is also being held pending production of the certificate of compliance and Harris' and Lassaline's applications were approved by council. Council reported that an on site inspection of M. J. Driver's trailer camp site had been made. The ipspection showed that roads `appeared adequate, the water supply Smile Sign at car wash: "Collector of External Residue." suitable and the lot size and area of land available was also suitable. Tile drain loans were ap- proved for J. Wright ($14,000); W. Mclllwain ($16,000) and E. Ridder ($14,000). TENDERS OPENED Tenders for crushing, delivering and stockpiling gravel were received by council as follows: Radford - 15,000 yards at $1.60 and 3,000 yards stockpiled at $1.05; Jennison - 15,000 yards at $1.45 and 3,000 yards stock- piled at 85 cents; and Lavis - 15,000 yards at $1.39 and 3,000 yards stockpiled at 94 cents. The Lavis tender was ac- cepted by council subject to the approval of M.T.C. Tractor quotations were received from Vincent George Wraith, C & G, and Ray Potter. Council deferred its decision regarding the tractor in order to compare details and to have the quotations transferred to tender forms. Robert Storey's proposed pla% of a subdivision was presented to council,and discussed. Council hen passed a motion that the draft plan be approved as per questionnaire. John Koene objected to a tax bill interest charge of $26.35 and council passed a motion to remove this charge from the tax roll on property No. 55-1. Accounts were ordered paid by council and the meeting adjourned to April 5 at 8 p.m. PRESENTING! THE PROUD WINNER of our new 7978 Rabbit YOU AIN'T TASTED PIZZA 'TIL YOU'VE TASTED OURS! Joan MacKeigan of the Pizzo Factory presents Tim Dobson. 13. of Clinton with the keys for our new easter Rabbit. Tim was the lucky winner in our Easter Draw. drawn by Ken Taylor of Lewis Bakeries last Saturday afternoon. John and Joan congratulate Tim. and thank everyone for participating. 14 HURON STREET. CLINTON PHONE 482-3565 OR 482-3558 OPEN: FRI. & SAT. -11 a.m.-2 a.m. SUNDAY 11 a.m.-12 midnight MONDAY -THURSDAY 4 p.m. -12 midnight